SaaS / Productivity · 2026

TaskFlow

End-to-end product design for a task management SaaS, dashboard, tasks, projects, analytics, calendar, and reports, built as one coherent system.

TaskFlow task management dashboard design in a device mockup

Services

  • UI/UX & Product Design
  • Design System
  • Data Visualization

Stack

  • Figma

Outcome

  • 9+ Full screens designed as one system
  • 1 Scalable component library, dev-ready
  • 100% Consistent tokens across every view

The brief

Task management tools tend to grow into cluttered cockpits. TaskFlow’s goal was the opposite: a dashboard a team lead can read in ten seconds: who’s overloaded, what’s overdue, what needs a decision, without hunting through menus.

What we did

We designed the full product surface in Figma: dashboard, tasks, projects, analytics, calendar, reports, chat, and help, nine-plus screens sharing one token system and one component library. The data visualization carries the product: status distributions, priority donuts, team-activity heatmaps, and workload tables designed to be read, not decorated.

Every component ships with states, hover, empty, loading, overflow, so development starts from answers, not questions.

The result

A dev-ready design system a team can build from directly: consistent spacing and color tokens, componentized charts, and screens that scale from a five-person startup to a fifty-person team without redesign.

TaskFlow tasks view with list, filters and priorities
Tasks, dense information, calm hierarchy. Scanning stays effortless at 100 tasks.
TaskFlow analytics view with charts and team metrics
Analytics, every chart answers a question a manager actually asks.
TaskFlow calendar view with scheduled tasks
Calendar, workload made visible before it becomes a problem.

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